Manually checking crc errors on the ml-series card, Table 21-2 – Cisco 15327 User Manual
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Ethernet Card Software Feature and Configuration Guide, R7.2
Chapter 21 Configuring RMON
Manually Checking CRC Errors on the ML-Series Card
The slot and port are combined to form the ifIndex using the following formula:
ifIndex = (slot * 10000h) + (port)
10000h is the hexadecimal equivalent number of 65536. The resulting ifIndex is a meaningful two-part
number in hexadecimal, but seems confusing and arbitrary in decimal. For example, ifIndex E0002h is
Slot 14, Port 2. This same number in decimal notation is 917506. The rmon alarm command requires
the ifindex number in decimal form.
As an additional reference for calculating the correct ifindex value to use with the rmon alarm
command,
lists the base ifindex number for Slots 1 to 17. The desired port number can be
added to the slot base number to quickly determine the correct ifIndex number.
Manually Checking CRC Errors on the ML-Series Card
Users can also check the current count of ML-Series card CRC errors on an interface by using the
show interface command. The example shows six total input errors, which are all CRC errors, in the last
line of the output.
FE 7 = Port 7
FE 7 = Port 7
FE 8 = Port 8
FE 9 = Port 9
FE 10 = Port
10
FE 11 = Port 11
Table 21-1
Port Numbers for the Interfaces of ML-Series Cards
ML100T-12
FastEthernet
Interfaces
ML100T-12 POS
Interfaces
ML100X-8
FastEthernet
Interfaces
ML100X-8 POS
Interfaces
ML1000-2
Gigabit
Ethernet
Interfaces
ML1000-2 POS
Interfaces
Table 21-2
Port Numbers for the Interfaces of ML-Series Cards
Slot Number for the
ML-Series Card
Base ifIndex Number in
Hexidecimal Format
Base ifIndex Number in
Decimal Format
1
10000h
65536
2
20000h
131072
3
30000h
196608
4
40000h
262144
5
50000h
327680
6
60000h
393216
12
C0000h
786432
13
D0000h
851968
14
E0000h
917504
15
F0000h
983040
16
100000h
1048576
17
110000h
1114112